Stephen Llewellyn

The soaring inflation rate in 2022 is looming over Fredericton's three biggest construction projects, including, from the left, the new Centennial Building on King Street, the new provincial courthouse on King Street, and new townhouses on Serenity Lane off the Hanwell Road. Photo: Submitted «» Already have an account? &nbspLogin here. When you click "Sign up", you will receive headlines and breaking news alerts to your inbox.

Proposals for two tougher, more ambitious energy reduction plans - one for all of Fredericton and one for municipally-owned buildings and vehicles - will be released later this month, with public consultation planned for this summer. Photo: Brunswick News Archives «» Already have an account? &nbspLogin here. When you click "Sign up", you will receive headlines and breaking news alerts to your inbox. By creating an account, you agree to the&nbsp Terms and Conditions &nbspand &nbspPrivacy Policy.

Construction on a new apartment building on Forest Hill Road. On Tuesday the city's economic vitality committee approved a new affordable housing strategy that includes the creation of a city-owned "housing entity" to build housing. Photo: Stephen Llewellyn/The Daily Gleaner «» Already have an account? &nbspLogin here. When you click "Sign up", you will receive headlines and breaking news alerts to your inbox.